St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

A plat was filed by j. NJ. Williams, of west
Minneapolis addition, yesterday.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted TO
S769, 500. "a; for the week, 50, 273, 2662Z.
The city teachers hold their first meeting
since the vacation at the High school build
ing this morning.
The following marriage licenses were
taken ont yesterday: o. johnson to Lizzie
DreXel, w. johnson to Matilda Swanson, A.
Johnson to Selle Edling. >,
People living in the vicinity of Todds
pond on Twentieth avenue north, between
Twelfth and Fifteenth Streets have entered
complaint against the disease-breeding and
stagnant water.
Capt. j. r. SHIRLEY has purchased tthe
saloon recently run by the Ramsdell Bros at
245 First avenue south, which is the nYnu-
soonest bijou resort III the city, and Will re-
open the place at once. y
An insane man, being cared for at the New
England hotel escaped late last night and at
last accounts was wandering around the city
bareheaded and in his shirt sleeves. The
police are searching for him.
Michael Tuesh, nineteen years of age, re
siding on the lower flats, was gathering fallen
wheat at the Minnesota Transfer yesterday
morning, when he was struck by a ear and
had his right foot crushed so badly that am
putation was necessary. 49,
A gospel temperance meeting under the
auspices of the /. O. G. Il. and W. G. 7. U.
will be held at the hall in Spear block No.
405 Fourteenth avenue southeast. Sept. 4.
1887, at 3 o'clock and will be addressed by
Capt. E. A. Bothem.
All old soldiers in the city that do not be-
long to city posts of the G. A. r. are re
quested to meet at L. P. Plummer hall on
Saturday, Sept. ), at p. m, for the purpose
of organizing TO take part in the sham battle
Sept. II. Company drill tonight with guns
The report of Building Inspector Bauman,
for the quarter ending Aug. 81, shows that
1,4SI permits were issued for buildings, esti-
mated to cost 81, 711,9OS. Or this amount
S420, 16O was for stores, S1,O5S,0SS for
dwellings, and $61S, $50 for miscellaneous
buildings.
Articles of incorporation were filed yester-
day, organizing the Union Debenture COM
pany, with a capital stock of 100000,
100000 to be paid up. They purpose do
ing general real estate and loan business.
The incorporators are: j. L. Clark, of New,
ton, Mass, j. Clark Taylor, /. R. Berry and
A. S. Burt of this city.
During August Meat Inspector Mea con-
demned the following: Fresh beef, 2,016
pounds; fresh pork. LIZA pounds; mutton,
434 pounds; veal calves, 1875 pounds; corn
beef. ], 036 pounds; salt pork, 343 pounds;
ham and bacon, 9l5 pounds; poultry, LA
pounds; live, chickens, 400; sausage, 1872
pounds; fresh fish, 139 pounds; milk, 40
gallons. Total number of pounds of meat,
poultry and fish condemned, S,163 pounds.
The board of managers of the Woman
Boarding Home held its regular monthly
meeting at the Home, All Sixth street south,
yesterday afternoon. Most of the time was
devoted to considering the financial report,
which shows a balance on hand for the
seven months of the fiscal year of $685.
against balance for last year of S145.76.
The home is worthy success and prosper
Gus. The officers for the current year
are Mrs. DIR. Lindley, president; Mrs. Wag-
ner, vice president; Mrs. Heard, secretary !;
Mrs. DR.. j. W. Murray, treasurer.
The commission to appraise the east half
Oft Il l,o1- IL,
at S155, 1852. The total award is $780,
416.42. This is $4,000 less than was paid
for the Washington school property, and
about $4,000 less than owners asked. Rosa
P: Vincent was awarded SIS, 79I SO; r. D.
Addie NJ Coates, S11, 74O 80; Mary j. Har-
rison, SIG 14S: A. NJ Valentine, 1850; c.
F. Sawyer, S31 1892. Provision is made
i'll each instance whereby the owner can re-
move the buildings by deducting small
amount from the award. The courthouse
commission meets Sept. Is to consider the
report.
The annual election of officers of the Cen
trail union of the w. c. T. U. has resulted in
vice president, Mrs. C. W. Cole; secretary,
Mrs. j. L. Beach; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. A. NJ. Henderson; treasurer, Mrs George
Miller. The superintendent are: Gospel
work, Mrs E. M. Bates; jail work, Mrs. j. l..
Beach; Sabbath school, Mrs. Coe; committee
on temperance literature, Mrs. III. l.. Moffett:
Sabbath observance, Mrs. j. G. Hoblett and
Mrs. hummer; heredity and hygiene,
Drs. Norrel and Wilson; press work,
Mrs. II. n. Beal, Scandinavian work; Mrs. I'll.
E. Galinger, lectures; Mrs. A. NJ. Henderson,
lumberman; Mrs. NJ. d. Luell railroad men
Mrs j. w. Whether Mrs. William Fleming,
Germans and French; Mrs. Ella Marble, social
purity; Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Smith. chairman
of the committee having charge of the booth
at the Exposition. Temperance literature
will be distributed at the booth. !